Curatorial Commentary
The Toxapex card captures a moment beneath the waves, showcasing the Pokémon as it glides along the ocean floor. Its vibrant colors contrast beautifully with the surrounding aquatic environment, hinting at the life and movement within the depths. Toxapex appears both graceful and formidable, embodying the essence of its habitat while leaving a trail of Corsola bits in its wake. This scene evokes a sense of tranquility mixed with the inherent danger of the sea.
Essay · Sun & Moon
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Catalogue plate
№ 63/149
Composition
StyleDetailedDigitalVibrant
MoodCalmPlayfulUnderwater
CompositionBalancedDynamicFocused
PaletteCool ColorsHarmoniousPastel
Game mechanics
HP
110
Stage
Stage 1 · evolves from Mareanie
Weakness
Psychic ×2
Retreat
Venoshock
50+
If your opponent's Active Pokémon is Poisoned, this attack does 50 more damage.
Authorship
More from Mitsuhiro Arita
The painter behind this plate — selected works from their canon.
The set
Sun & Moon, in order
Walk the original print run — sequenced by plate number, painted as a series.
The subject
Most beautiful Toxapex
The Toxapex canon, ranked by Artchu’s editorial composite.
